International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE: IBM | IBM Price Prediction) reported third-quarter financial results after markets closed Monday. The company said that it had $2.58 in earnings per share (EPS) and $17.6 billion in…
Apple could have sold up to 9 million new iPhone 12s and 12 Pros, according to Apple analyst Ming-chi Kuo. The company is also bolstering its music offerings this week.
Cybersecurity firm McAfee intends to price 37 million shares for an initial public offering valued up to around $936 million.
Jefferies sees absolutely no slowdown in sight for the top data center companies, and that is very positive for these four top semiconductor stocks, for the third quarter and beyond.
Taiwan Semiconductor reported solid beats to both expected earnings and revenues, but the share price is stalled. The company's 12-month share price increase is better than that of its largest suppliers and some of…
Guess what happens when high-flying cloud provider have problems reaching their sales or earnings expectations. Fastly, Inc. (NYSE: FSLY) can tell you. The company’s edge cloud platform enables its customers to create great digital…
Many technology stocks have soared in 2020 as the lock-down economy and work from home theme seems to be a completely different work experience now. Companies which make some of the more commoditized components…
Apple stock pushed higher on Monday after a federal judge ruled that it may continue to ban of the popular video game Fortnite from its App Store.
News that Twilio would be making a multibillion-dollar acquisition lifted shares on Monday. But what is Twilio actually getting with this deal?
The September 30 short interest data have been compared with the previous report, and short interest decreased on most of these selected semiconductor stocks.
These five Goldman Sachs tech and gaming stock picks are trading under the $10 level and could provide investors with some incredible upside potential.
Extreme Networks preliminary first-quarter results provided a boost for its shares early Friday.
Better late than never. That's probably what IBM investors are thinking now about the company's decision to break its businesses apart.
IBM announced Thursday that it is spinning off its $19 billion managed infrastructure services business in a deal that will be tax-free to shareholders. The deal is expected to be completed late next year.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in a long-running dispute over copyright infringement by Alphabet on software code owned by Oracle.
